Night at the Museum (For Real)
Get your pyjamas ready for a night under the T. rex at the American Museum of National History
By ELIZABETH BOUGEROL
Updated 10:30 AM EST, Mon, Nov 2, 2009
Imagine it: Creeping through herds of taxidermied wild animals with only a flashlight to guide you, facing off against eerily silent wild buffalo and a 65-million-year-old T. rex in near-darkness, and drifting off under the 94-foot-long blue whale or the Alaskan brown bear. And no Ben Stiller anywhere in sight!
The American Museum of Natural History is accepting reservations for the new season of its popular Sleepover at the Museum series, open to kids between the ages of 7 and 13 and their over-21 chaperones. Your $129 ticket price includes plenty of edutaining goodness, from a screening of "Dinosaurs Alive!" in the LeFrak IMAX Theater to a guided fossil exploration by flashlight (and general admission for the next day), plus all the amenities you’ll need for a comfy night in the museum halls: cots, evening snacks, and breakfast. Space is limited and these things always sell out fast, so get on it.
Details
Sleepover at the Museum series
Dates vary (next available sleepover date is November 21)
The American Museum of Natural History, 79 Street And Central Park West; 212-769-5100
$129 per person ($119 for members)
More info and tickets at amnh.org
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First Published: Nov 2, 2009 10:26 AM EST
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